Getting a late start on the glog here as was the case with starting my seeds as well. Definetly learned a lot from last year and have tried to use that to make things better for this year, minus the later than planned start I am optimistic with how things are looking right now. Just like last year I will be using my backyard garden for in ground plants along with some air pots and bags, then another batch of plants will be down at my hunting camp. Differences for this year are using all Pro Mix HP in containers along with digging out each hole for all the in ground plants with a post hole digger to about 12" deep and mixing that in to the soil. Here at the house I have done away with other veggies since the deer demolished them just as they were getting good so its just going to be peppers, onions and corn here with ironically all the other stuff the deer love down at my hunting camp but they have so far (knock on wood) left our garden alone and just mow down the other farmers soy beans once they go in the ground. Soil at the house was amended with 100 lbs of lime and 40 lbs of 10-10-10 and tilled in back in the fall then tilled again before planting out.
Have quite the variety in the list this year from getting lots of pods for members here and ordering a few seeds from different places. This is what I have and in no particular order, some are singles but overall I had good germ rates and only lost a couple to damping off while I was gone, all were seeded in groups of 4 starters with several seeds per when numbers allowed with thinning happening once things popped up and survived. Soaked 2 trays in Myco Blast for 24 hours and another tray I did not soak for comparison, very easy to see the difference it made. Had 2 mistakes with labeling so there are going to be a few Mystery plants too.
Red Brainstrain Yellow Brainstrain Yellow Fatalii Red Fatalii Fatalii x Cleos Dragon
7 Pod Red Large 7 Pod Yellow Congo SR Primos Jonah Infinity
Fish Goat Douglah Scotch Bonnet MOA
Chocolate Hand Grenade Manzano Brown Trinidad Scorpion Chocolate Habenero Serrano
Red Douglah Tepin Bubble Gum Yellow Bhut Peach Bhut
Jalepeno Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion Chocolate TS x Butch T Datil Brad's Bahamian
Madballz Carbon Bhut Trinidad Scorpion Peach TS Douglah x Trinidad Scropion
Seeds started on 3/12/14
Have 45 plants here with room for another 11. Used 3' spacing on each in the row and 3.5' between rows with them offset to give a bit more space, if and when I need to I will trim to keep room to walk the rows. No topping or pruning has been done so far since they haven't gotten big enough, would have liked to have done that but with my late start it is what it is and they had to go in the ground before I returned to work for my next 21 day rotation. These went in 4/25 and were given a healthy dose of Fish/Seaweed Fertilizer, Myco Blast, Soil Blast and Humic Acid once they went in and are not showing any signs of transplant shock, a little sun burn on a few but overall the plant out seems to have gone great.
13 Pots so far and they already look like they are doing better than the in ground stuff and it hasn't even been a week. Have a few more pots to add as the seedlings get bigger and I harden them off later in May when I am back home.
The row on the right is the pepper plants, 32 planted in there again with 3' spacing on each side, with a row of sunflowers planted to the right. On the left is 50 some tomato plants, then a few rows of potatoes left of that with beets between those rows and 2 rows of onions on the far left, squash, cucs, watermelon are planted on the far right, with several rows of beans planted in side garden.
So thats about it, will get updates from the wife while I'm gone and a friend down at the hunting camp to see how things are going there. Wishing everyone lots of luck with their grow and if anyone wants to swap some seeds from the above listed plants I can let you know if I have extras.
Have quite the variety in the list this year from getting lots of pods for members here and ordering a few seeds from different places. This is what I have and in no particular order, some are singles but overall I had good germ rates and only lost a couple to damping off while I was gone, all were seeded in groups of 4 starters with several seeds per when numbers allowed with thinning happening once things popped up and survived. Soaked 2 trays in Myco Blast for 24 hours and another tray I did not soak for comparison, very easy to see the difference it made. Had 2 mistakes with labeling so there are going to be a few Mystery plants too.
Red Brainstrain Yellow Brainstrain Yellow Fatalii Red Fatalii Fatalii x Cleos Dragon
7 Pod Red Large 7 Pod Yellow Congo SR Primos Jonah Infinity
Fish Goat Douglah Scotch Bonnet MOA
Chocolate Hand Grenade Manzano Brown Trinidad Scorpion Chocolate Habenero Serrano
Red Douglah Tepin Bubble Gum Yellow Bhut Peach Bhut
Jalepeno Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion Chocolate TS x Butch T Datil Brad's Bahamian
Madballz Carbon Bhut Trinidad Scorpion Peach TS Douglah x Trinidad Scropion
Seeds started on 3/12/14
Have 45 plants here with room for another 11. Used 3' spacing on each in the row and 3.5' between rows with them offset to give a bit more space, if and when I need to I will trim to keep room to walk the rows. No topping or pruning has been done so far since they haven't gotten big enough, would have liked to have done that but with my late start it is what it is and they had to go in the ground before I returned to work for my next 21 day rotation. These went in 4/25 and were given a healthy dose of Fish/Seaweed Fertilizer, Myco Blast, Soil Blast and Humic Acid once they went in and are not showing any signs of transplant shock, a little sun burn on a few but overall the plant out seems to have gone great.
13 Pots so far and they already look like they are doing better than the in ground stuff and it hasn't even been a week. Have a few more pots to add as the seedlings get bigger and I harden them off later in May when I am back home.
The row on the right is the pepper plants, 32 planted in there again with 3' spacing on each side, with a row of sunflowers planted to the right. On the left is 50 some tomato plants, then a few rows of potatoes left of that with beets between those rows and 2 rows of onions on the far left, squash, cucs, watermelon are planted on the far right, with several rows of beans planted in side garden.
So thats about it, will get updates from the wife while I'm gone and a friend down at the hunting camp to see how things are going there. Wishing everyone lots of luck with their grow and if anyone wants to swap some seeds from the above listed plants I can let you know if I have extras.
keep us posted.
There was plenty of cold ones and some damn good food had for sure but that put a major damper on things for recovering yesterday, not quite 100% now but feeling a helluva lot better. Will have some foody pics up once my dad loads them since I was doing most of the cooking and he was snapping pics. 
. That mound of soil will make your back hate you but the plants will definatly enjoy living in that stuff. What kinda pots you gonna use?....Smart pots? Looking forward to the campfire dinner pics!
